Voqealar

Voqealar is an Uzbek noun meaning events, occurrences, or happenings. It is the plural form of voqea (an event). The term is widely used in journalism, history, and everyday speech to refer to things that have occurred or are regarded as noteworthy.

Etymology and usage context: voqealar is derived from an older root meaning an occurrence or fact. The form is common across Uzbek and reflects a semantic field around things that have happened. In written and formal Uzbek, voqealar appears in historical chronologies, news reports, and narrative passages to describe incidents, developments, and turning points.

Common usages and collocations: the word combines with modifiers to convey scope and importance, such as muh important voqealar (important events) and so‘nggi voqealar (recent events). Phrases like voqealar rivoji (the course of events) or voqealar haqida (about events) are typical in informative writing. It can describe political, social, cultural, or everyday occurrences, from major historical milestones to routine happenings.

Relation to other terms: the singular voqea refers to a single event, while voqealar covers multiple events. In some contexts, voqealar may be used neutrally to describe incidents without assigning blame or significance, fitting its role in descriptive or reportorial Uzbek.

See also: voqea; Uzbek language; journalism; history.